Sister Cathy's Unsolved Murder Case

On the night of November seventh nineteen sixteen-nine, a Catholic school teacher, Sister Cathy, went out to buy a wedding gift for her sister. The trip that should of took her only an hour, became a chilling fifty year long ongoing unsolved murder case. Sister Cathy was a young twenty-six year old woman with so much growing and life to live. Between her friends, her students, and her fellow staff members, someone is hiding something. Someone knows more than they are telling, but who, and why? When Sister Cathy did not return home after a couple hours, her roommate called Brother Gerry, a pastor at the school. He went to Cathy’s apartment and sat with her roommate before calling the police. Later on that night, as the men were leaving,

On the other hand, her former students do not agree with this statement.

They believe that her murder was part of a ground breaking cover up. There was a woman known as “Jane Doe” who filed a police report years later about the death of Sister Cathy. Twenty years later she has finally came forward about what went on during Cathy’s disappearance. She believes she knows who did it and why. One day, Jane Doe was brought to the counselors office and was sexually abused. Jane thought these things were only happening to her ,so she kept it to herself. All through high school this abuse would continue to not only her, but many other girls in the Catholic School.

Subsequently Cathy began to take notice in Mr. Maskill’s behavior. One day she confronted him about the “services” he was giving to the students. This was her way of letting him know she was watching. After school one day, Cathy pulled Jane aside to ask her if there was someone making her do something she did not want to do. Jane admitted to the things Mr. Maskill was doing to her. Sister Cathy reassured Jane that she was going to fix this. This is what Jane believed marked the beginning of the end of Sister Cathy’s life. Mr. Maskill found out about the conversation between the two girls and confronted Jane. She denied anything about the discussion, but Maskill was still very angry. He knew his secrets were eventually going to be spilled, and he would he anything he could to keep it from